Answer to Question 1
Although very few police departments have embraced community policing the way the philosophy was initially intended, exciting changes have been happening throughout the nation in police-community relations and police-security relations. Another factor that recently motivated police to reach out to the community was the crash of the economy in 2007 . Police learned to do more with less. Police departments opened up more internships and volunteer programs. More citizens are joining citizen police academies and training with their local department as volunteers to help in various capacities. Neighborhood Watch programs have caused citizens to feel more ownership in their own crime control. Police departments need to continue to reach out to the community and work closely with them as partners. Police need to make it possible for citizens to join reserve programs so they can be trained and utilized for preventive programs. Citizens need to volunteer for any training the city offers in areas of crime control and use of force, such as stand your ground and castle doctrine laws.
Answer to Question 2
Good answers should focus on the reasoning for the courts ruling in this case. They can base their opinions on other court rulings as well and how they can apply them to the fourth amendment.
The control of breathing via respiratory centres in the mammalian brain.
Endocrine and nervous control of blood pressure.
Gate control theory. A. open gate, B. closed gate
Feedback control of adrenal cortex
Control of flower formation, as revealed by mutations in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Antisense RNA control of the expression of IS10 transposase